According to the FIR, the accused had allegedly broken open the showcase display to steal iPhones. When the employees checked the CCTV footage they noticed that only one burglar had entered the shop and stole the high-end phones and then fled from the scene.

According to the police, the alleged accused had stolen 58 iPhones and an Apple pencil from the Maple shop. “The store manager registered an FIR against a yet to be identified suspect and based on his statement we have begun our investigation. We have made several teams and would soon apprehend the accused,” said Dattatray Khandagle, senior police inspector of Bhandup police station.

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Maple store manager Talreja, on being contacted by mid-day, refused to comment on the incident. The Bhandup police have invoked sections 380 for burglary, 454(house break-in) and other relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code in the FIR.

Rs 52.7l
Value of burgled Apple products